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Thanks!

 

So do  you recommend separating them out?  We have a fairly conservative
and careful parent patrons so we want to be very careful with this.   We
had considered just putting all of them (even Hardy Boy/Nancy Drew,
etc.) in the YA section.

 

 

Angela

Angela K. Palmer

Bee Cave Public Library

4000 Galleria Parkway 

Bee Cave, Texas 78738

 

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From: Carolyn Manning [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Friday, December 07, 2007 1:06 PM
To: Angela Palmer; [email protected]
Subject: Re: [ctls-l] Graphic Novel Question

 

When you look at the actual book, you will know right away where they
should go- the illustrations and other content can tell you a lot.  Also
if you purchased Manga, they will have the age that it is meant for
printed on the book.

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        Hello Everyone:

         

        We have just purchased our first batch of graphic novels for
youth but we are unsure of how to best catalog them based on age (i.e.
JF vs. YA) and we are wondering how other libraries handle graphic
novels.  

         

        Do any of you separate them out by "age" (for lack of a better
term) or do you keep them all together in one area?  

         

        Any helpful hints are very much appreciated! 

         

        Angela

        Angela K. Palmer

        Bee Cave Public Library

        4000 Galleria Parkway 

        Bee Cave, Texas 78738

         

        512.767.6625

        512.767.6629 (Fax)

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